The Problems are the Path: Statistics and Probability
One of the most enjoyable classes I had in college were in the Statistics and probability classes. I must admit my greatest source of successes from these classes in my formative days was Black Jack. A colleague of mine named Tony, who looked like Tony Soprano and was from New Jersey, and I were so successful at in that in the mid 70's we were told not to come back to Las Vegas. So it became a rather humorous endeavor when I listened to Economists talk about the various forecasts they had on the economy and where the future was going. Another benefit was in viewing the FED and their attempts to use interest rates to solve and economic situations. The Federal Reserve of St, Louis published an economic report which detailed the past actions of the FED with interest rates. I can say, that my interpretation was the FED was alway Behind the Ball. They either failed to cease their interest rates cuts until inflation started and ceased to act fast enough to stop inflation without